Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ramses0
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
80 ms
·
931.
▲
by
ramses0
9y ago
This article is trash. They start with "obvious" python at 12s, run it with pypy instead for 3s, and then rewrite and optimize a D version from 3s to 1s w/o attempting any further optimization of the python version(!?!). In
932.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
But they use Stripe! /s
933.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
People are price-sensitive (will always buy the cheapest option) and then complain when they don't get the expensive service. It is incredibly difficult to explain to someone: "You are not getting to your daughter's weddin
934.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
It's their job to say "no", and your job to submit your application. I would recommend against obvious mismatches (ie: 10yr experience v. 1yr), but if you're hitting 50%+, and especially 75%+ of advertised requirements,
935.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Take a look at http://markojs.com/ and http://markojs.com/docs/installing/ test.marko: `<h1 on-click('callMyFunc')>${ input.hello }</h1>` component.js: `class { callMyFu
936.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
"A good lawyer knows the law, a great lawyer knows the judge"
937.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Before going through a dev-bootcamp, I recommend (especially if you're a coder already) to get her through Learn Python The Hard Way. https://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ Best case it'll take less than a m
938.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Everything old is new again: https://cr.yp.to/im2000.html
939.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Icon: "speaker" for audio sites, icon: "Power cable" for background power usage?
940.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Not really... chromeos is the bare minimum linux environment to run a chrome browser on laptop hardware. Android is some frankenstein of java IDE to develop phone software. They might-should-be the same, but they're fundamentally very
941.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Knock-Knock... I pay for Y!Mail Plus. It's not just free users wanting a drop-box for spam.
942.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
cough cough show current battery level on charge hr w/o plugging it in cough cough
943.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
I recently moved from TX to CA (Bay Area). I had a 3k s.f. house and an all-in monthly cost of ~$2k/mo (including mortgage, insurance, pest control, etc) for household expenses. I recently had a soft offer (verbal discussion of salary
944.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Ahhh, got it. When I hear "offline-first" my mind's been in webdev-mobile, not appstore-mobile. Thanks for clarifying!
945.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Can you explain this statement: "There’s tons of stuff CouchDB sync doesn’t support that end up being a huge problem with mobile apps" You lay it out there and then talk about what Realm adds, but never what Couch lacks. And are
946.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
My favorite tip in this vein is "fc" => Fix Command, along with "#my_command --here". If you're unsure of a command, press insert a leading "#" to make it a comment (Up-Arrow, Ctrl-A, #, Enter). Then &
947.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
http://www.robertames.com/blog.cgi/entries/git-in-two-ten-mi... ... feedback welcome, but I feel like I go into a bit more depth using similar metaphors.
948.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
New pebbles (time) tend to run 6-7 days pretty easy, and I think pebble time steel shoots for 10-day battery life, many people report easy 7 days. https://www.reddit.com/r/pebble/comments/3j46zs/whats_yo
949.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Pebble Time Round exists, and has the exact same problem. Such a huge design fork it's really like writing and supporting two different apps. One with a 90% market share (square screen) and one with 10% market share (round) and whi
950.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
https://github.com/paulguy/asciirec is very nice, and could be helpful but doesn't do gifs directly.
951.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Truly, you'd want to pin rent as 25% of income and then have the height be related to where you would need to be on the U.S. income scale as a percentile to be able to afford it. ie: You've got a $899,000 home sale, that's su
952.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Rectify dart and go for me, please. Why should I learn one or the other? If the ideas and concepts behind dart are so good why isn't golang taking input from it? If golang is so good why does dart even exist?
953.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Consider: wrapPs( "ps -ef" ) => [ {pid: 1234, name: "foo.sh" }, ... ] wrapLs( "ls -al" ) => [ ... ] (not the syntax but the idea). You want to allow interested individuals to write the wrappers "for
954.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
CamScanner has been excellent for me. Anything less than $5 is a great deal for it.
955.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Look for TNL (Torque Networking Library) and "Zap!", a demo game which served as an example usage of this libary. http://opentnl.sourceforge.net/doxydocs/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/
956.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Ahh... figured out my miscalculation... RENTERS insurance for earthquake is very inexpensive, I didn't factor in that you'd need OWNER (ie: structure) insurance. The estimates for contracting work (seismic reinforcement) seem
957.
▲
by
ramses0
10y ago
Protecting your assets? Insurance. Any contracting service is incredibly contractor-dependant (as you've surmised). Single story home? Really look at making your own go-bag. Take a survival course, not because you'll be in the
958.
▲
by
ramses0
11y ago
Is USB-C basically the trojan horse for DRM audio? Likely yes, right? HDCP on HDMI out, equivalent on USB-C out?
959.
▲
by
ramses0
11y ago
Once upon a time I dated a very good looking girl. I got to see the "before" and "after" as it took her two hours in the morning to get ready. It gave me a theory which I call the "two hours a day" theory. I
960.
▲
by
ramses0
11y ago
I love Flickr's HTML: [span class="facade-of-protection-neue" style="width:618px;height:400px;"] ...this seems similar.
More ›